Shazmeer Jiwan’s African Marine is Boosting Kenya's Economy!

 The strategic location of African Marine in Port Mombasa is an ideal point for vessels traveling between Europe, the Cape, and India for global trading. 


AMGECO’s (African Marine and General Engineering Company) competitive rates and its skilled engineering force have catered to the rapidly evolving Kenya's economy. 

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